This "living fossil" can grow as large as an alligator, has two rows of needle-sharp teeth, and such strong armor ... hence their common name: alligator gar. "Their survival is in part because ...

The alligator gar (Atractosteus spatula) is a prehistoric freshwater predator that has remained virtually unchanged for over ...

and two rows of piercing teeth, these huge fish could easily be mistaken for a ferocious gator — hence their common name: ...

Sightings of alligator gar - dubbed “monster fish” in ... The large species of freshwater fish, which has razor-sharp teeth and can grow up to three metres long, has captivated the nation ...

“Initially we used large fishing nets to try to catch it, and later we invited professional hunters to search for it with a sonar locator, but the alligator gar might have hidden after being ...

Huge crowds have been drawn to the hunt for the alligator gar, an invasive torpedo-shaped freshwater fish with razor-sharp teeth. Millions have also tuned into live streams from influencers ...

Alligator gar have razor-sharp teeth and can grow up to 10 feet long. Getty Images/iStockphoto The 27-inch fish, which is known for its ravenous appetite, was first spotted in Yunchan Lake in the ...

The Alligator Gar fish, characterized by its crocodile-like head and formidable razor-sharp teeth, has raised concerns among experts who fear it could become an invasive species and disrupt the ...

A man from Texas has been recognized for catching the heaviest alligator gar on record from Lake Corpus Christi. Paul Hefner, a Texas angler, used a jug line to capture a 207-pound alligator gar ...